"Sure, yes, it comes up all the time in circles that talk about AI all the time, and those are the only circles worth joining."
"Well, what if we made a product entirely focused on having AI generate papers? Like, every step of the paper writing, we give the AI lots of chances to do stuff. Drafting, revisions, preparing to publish, all of it."
"I dunno, does anybody want that?"
"Who cares, we're fucked in about two years if we don't figure out a way to beat the competitors. They have actual profits, they can ride out AI as long as they want."
"Yeah, I guess you're right, let's do your scientific paper generation thing."
"There is no value added without sweating"
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Maybe OpenAI should acquire Valyu too. They allow you deepresearch on academic papers.
A good salesman could make money off of people who can do this, even if this is free they can always pull more than their weight with other efforts, and that can be in a more natually lucrative niche.